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Person‐to‐Person Transmission of<i>Kingella kingae</i>among Day Care Center Attendees

1 Dec 1998

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Fifty Kingella kingae organisms, isolated from tonsillar cultures of day care center attendees during an 11-month period, and 60 isolates derived from epidemiologically unrelated individuals, including 19 isolates from respiratory carriers and 41 isolates from patients with invasive infections, were typed by immunoblotting, pulsed-field gel electrophoresis, and ribotyping. One strain, defined by unique...

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PMID: 9815248
DOI: 10.1086/314488

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